Season, resorts, hotels, travel, flights and development of the tourism business in Bulgaria.
The French television station TF1 views the Black Sea coast as an attractive and affordable alternative to the French Riviera, highlighting the advantages of its price-to-quality ratio.
Shumen Municipality reports a steady growth in tourist visits and overnight stays during the first half of the year. Cultural and historical sites, including the emblematic Silver House, are becoming hubs for diverse events.
The Greek Tourism Confederation (SETE) has presented a new strategy aimed at transitioning from merely attracting mass tourists to creating higher value, digitalization, and sustainable destination management.
Plovdiv Mayor Kostadin Dimitrov discussed strategies with the Association of Hoteliers to transform the city into a year-round destination, including the creation of new locations for wine and gastronomic tourism.
Plovdiv Municipality and the tourism industry are planning a large-scale strategy to attract visitors throughout all seasons, focusing on cultural festivals, wine tourism, and sporting events.
Varna is preparing an intensive program of eight events throughout September and October. From strategic meetings of TUI Group managers to wine festivals and exploring AI in tourism, the city aims for higher international visibility.
After a weaker start, the Bulgarian Black Sea coast managed to make up for a deficit of about 200,000 tourists. Minister of Tourism Ilin Dimitrov predicts a successful season given the favorable weather.
According to the latest ranking by 'Travel & Lifestyle' magazine, the quality of the tourism product along the Bulgarian coast is reaching world-class levels.
The traditional 'sun and beach' model is giving way to a demand for experiences. The 'Art Potok' festival in Lozents highlights how cultural events help small resorts build their own identity.
Minister of Tourism Ilin Dimitrov and the Ambassador of Qatar to Bulgaria discussed strategies to attract visitors from the Middle East, including the use of influencers and improving information in Arabic.
A new national survey reveals serious challenges facing hoteliers in Bulgaria: a decline in occupancy, rising operating costs, and deteriorating profitability.
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